Bhupinder's SIPP success story
Bhupinder had a couple of pensions with Standard Life and Nest. He wanted to combine them in to one easy-to-use platform and, as he already had an ISA with us, it made sense to bring them all together with ii.
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That’s why Bhupinder's with ii
“I took out a stakeholder pension with Standard Life and had an auto-enrolment pension with Nest. I thought ‘well let me put these two pensions all in one platform’.
“That was with ii, where I already had an ISA. It’s great to have just one website to log in to, or one app to look at.”
What Bhupinder mentioned in this video
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